Julie Kelly

hanging on by a thread by other Supreme Court ruling in the Fisher case and also returning that to the Supreme Court at some point, which would have gutted even more of that January 6th indictment.

For him to walk in there so arrogantly, what does that demonstrate, Steve?

He is not worried about being held accountable.

And that is the alarming, I think, thing that we should take away from today.

He apparently has started a law firm with these very same people.

I mean, I don't think I could be any more powerful in my assessment than our friend Mike Davis in what he just told you about that.

But look, I think that they have a reason to feel smug.

We are almost a year into total control of the government, at least the legislative and executive branch.

And aside from a few of these lawfare-related indictments,

Obviously, they have to confront this hyper-partisan judiciary, which they're getting some wins on.

But time is ticking.

The base is understandably frustrated.

Dan Bongino now, as you reported, is resigning as deputy director.

Who knows what's going to happen at the FBI now?

So there is understandable frustration there.

Growing frustration.

I have no idea.

Not a clue.

Haven't heard a thing.

Recall that last month, six Republican senators sent a letter to the chief judge of the D.C.